Ukrainians Bring Russian Language to Poland

Oh the horror…

From the Grauniad:

But even as most Russian citizens are unwelcome in Poland, the Russian language is heard ever more frequently in the country. By now, Warsaw has become probably the most Russian-speaking city outside the countries formerly part of the Soviet Union.

This is nothing surprising, if you read this blog regularly, you would be aware that Russian is the most dominant language in Ukraine. Ukrainian nationalists would erroneously claim this is because of centuries of brutal Russification but this is not the case. The language of the “constitution” of “Pylyp” Orlyk is Russian, so is the language of the Istoria Rusov, or the works of Bantysh-Kamensky.

There is a high level of artificiality to the Ukrainian language because Ukraine is fake and also gay. There are areas of Ukraine which are erroneously thought of as Ukrainian speaking but these are local creole dialects like Surzhyk and Hvara. Pure Ukrainian is spoken on TV and in presidential speeches, it is a all a façade, a spectacle.